Novel NMR-Based Approach to Reveal the ‘Metabolic Fingerprint’ of Cytotoxic Gold Drugs in Cancer Cells

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Veronica Ghini; Ana Isabel Tristán; Giorgio Di Paco; Lara Massai; Michele Mannelli; Tania Gamberi; Ignacio Fernández; Antonio Rosato; Paola Turano; Luigi Messori

doi:10.1021/acs.jproteome.4c00904

Novel NMR-Based Approach to Reveal the ‘Metabolic Fingerprint’ of Cytotoxic Gold Drugs in Cancer Cells

Veronica Ghini & Luigi Messori et al. · 2025-01-06

A combination of pathway enrichment and metabolite clustering analysis is used to interpret untargeted

Novel NMR-Based Approach to Reveal the ‘Metabolic Fingerprint’ of Cytotoxic Gold Drugs in Cancer Cells

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